Fundraising FoxBrightspark Ventures — 2025 Investments
6 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Brio builds neural world models and simulations from a robot's own sensor logs to train and evaluate robotic stacks, aiming to close the sim-to-real gap.
AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsRobotics
Rohit Gore(Founder)Patrick Walsh(Founder)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)
Enurgen provides energy yield modeling software for solar projects, helping large-scale solar energy providers reduce uncertainty in performance forecasts and protect asset value across their portfolios.
CleantechClimate TechEnergySaaSOttawa, CA
Co-investors2048 VenturesAvesta FundBDC Seed Venture FundTechstarsDiagram
Mycroft builds AI-based security and compliance officers that automate enterprise-grade security and compliance work for companies, consolidating multiple point solutions into a single platform.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecuritySaaS
Mike Kim(Co-founder, CEO)inJon Mendes(Co-founder, Product & Design)Jan Jedrasik(Co-founder, Engineering)in
Co-investorsAntlerBoxOne VenturesGraphite VenturesMotley Fool VenturesVentioneers CapitalLuge Capital+2 more
Optable provides a cloud-based platform for identity, audience, and data collaboration that lets publishers, media companies, and advertisers own, enrich, and monetize their first-party data while maintaining privacy.
AdTechData & InfrastructureMarketing TechLos Angeles, US
Yves PoiréinVlad StesininBosko MilekicinWilliam Glasgow Phillips(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsasterXBreakpoint CapitalDeloitte VenturesDesjardins CapitalHearst VenturesMML UK Advisor
ShopVision provides real-time competitive and market intelligence across pricing, promotions, assortment, and MAP compliance for brands, retailers, agencies, and CPG companies selling on digital shelves like Amazon, Walmart, and Target.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceRetail Tech
Co-investorsRhino VenturesBDC Capital Corporation
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